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John L. Hebron Civil War letter
No full textThis collection contains the first three pages of a letter written to his mother by John L. Hebron of Company G, 2nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, in which he describes the capture of the battle flag belonging to the 30th Arkansas Infantry at the Battle of Murfreesboro [Stones River]
Letter from John L. Boatwright, Savannah, Georgia, to his wife, Columbia, South Carolina, April 27, 1864
No full textOne of twelve letters from Boatwright, an Ordnance officer in the Confederate Army, stationed at Savannah, Georgia, to his wife in Columbia, South Carolina, although the letters suggest that the Boatwrights were from Virginia. The contents are largely personal; Boatwright was deeply devoted to his wife and in virtually every letter states how much he misses her
Letter from John L. Boatwright, Savannah, Georgia, to his wife, Columbia, South Carolina, February 27, 1864
No full textOne of twelve letters from Boatwright, an Ordnance officer in the Confederate Army, stationed at Savannah, Georgia, to his wife in Columbia, South Carolina, although the letters suggest that the Boatwrights were from Virginia. The contents are largely personal; Boatwright was deeply devoted to his wife and in virtually every letter states how much he misses her
Letter from John L. Boatwright, Savannah, Georgia, to his wife, Columbia, South Carolina, January 1, 1864
No full textOne of twelve letters from Boatwright, an Ordnance officer in the Confederate Army, stationed at Savannah, Georgia, to his wife in Columbia, South Carolina, although the letters suggest that the Boatwrights were from Virginia. The contents are largely personal; Boatwright was deeply devoted to his wife and in virtually every letter states how much he misses her
Letter from John L. Boatwright, Savannah, Georgia, to his wife, Columbia, South Carolina, December 23, 1863
No full textOne of twelve letters from Boatwright, an Ordnance officer in the Confederate Army, stationed at Savannah, Georgia, to his wife in Columbia, South Carolina, although the letters suggest that the Boatwrights were from Virginia. The contents are largely personal; Boatwright was deeply devoted to his wife and in virtually every letter states how much he misses her
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